How to combine iPhone photos into a PDF

Check your image format first

This converter accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP, not HEIC. If a photo is rejected, export it as JPEG in a photo or image app first. Renaming the extension to .jpg does not convert the file. Available export choices depend on your iOS version and app.

Choose photos and check the order

Open the converter in Safari or another browser and choose images from the sources offered by the system. Selection order is not always document order: use the displayed page numbers and Move up or Move down. For receipts or contracts, check dates and page numbers rather than relying on photo timestamps.

Create, download, and save to Files

Start with A4, automatic orientation, and Clear quality for a general document. Enter a useful filename, create the PDF, and tap Download. Your browser may show a preview or add the file to its downloads list. If a preview appears, look for Save to Files in its Share menu. The exact interface varies by browser.

Check before sharing

Open the saved PDF in Files and check every page for missing content, readable text, and correct orientation. Save before closing the browser tab. If the recipient has a file-size limit, return to the converter and use Smaller file. Your original photos are not modified.

Your files stay with you

Images and PDFs are processed locally in the browser. No OCR or HEIC conversion is included. Download your file before closing the tab.

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